davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

This is the nom de pl.sae Il Charles God
fry Leland buJ is now l.ftie Used by IT, orig
iual bearer. sir. Leland wqe Born IA Phils-
dciphia. Aug T., -. IS 4 tetgnse q member
Of he bar of thar c-.s. Isr q. 1s1f. l.itera-
ture. rather than law. has gro' % Iii t3cs
ton. anu 10 Il be has 4or maaF rcaI.s devoted
MS time. lie Is distinyu she'd fal his .-nsvl-
edge OF the koinanf t'a .'e. he.ne. & lssaid.
The only American who has mustered tho
speech of that strange ro.aa .lir people ils
fyFsicS. The dihgeni s. 4a 81 ard acquired
familiarity with the his.ofE ard custom. of
this interee.inG people waic1 distineai bet
George Barrow in England lkevisc di,tin-
gnshes Charles Godfrey Leland. ,rno is lso
widely known through his Indian rsaosrchr-..
especially for hia vo-.u open TIE lsneuaca
and legend of ,he Alsonsuins Mr Leland
Is at present residing abroad
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The word Gizpsh is ~ Hebrew origin. end
literally translated, snesns b. aeon. or raseh
tower. From this it has como T. I1asa lne
memorial or reminder II co.eaaut The
earliest mention ,Te have ol this word ln fhe
Bihio Is when Laban. pursuing ;he fleeing
.Iahob. finds and become reconciied 10 him.
and The heap - stones piled Up by them both
on Mount Gilcad served q double purpose-
as witness 20 Tho covenant between these two
and as landmark q flo BOUNDARY between
them. Inbaa called lhr place Hlzpsh for.
said be. ihe Lori watch lctwosn thee and ine
when We are absent from one auofher. The
word Nizpah j. frequently. la ihc gnilca-
ton thus expressed by Lsban. engraved ia
engagement or wedding rings both - a
token OF the covenant and PRAYER that
the watch angels Of God viii hover over toe
beloved
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

a dispatch from the City of Mexico says
thst recent serious oamsge done by wash
outs on toe northern section Of the Mexican
Central road was due to wsterspouts bursting,
on the track and that II is a curious fact that
waterSpouts seem 70 De attracted by tbe iron
track and telegraph wires. Recently ia build
ing the GuadslsJsrs branch oi toe MexIc.n
Central railway, Il has been noticed by euEi-
neers that IS fast as tie construction advance
rain follows, and thsy boid that this il due 10
the large quantity II steel rails on fat cars.
which are carried forward o. fast a. as ~oIk
Of construction permits. The most noti -sabis
fact is that the country Is dry in aivancs q
the construction trains sud slso behind them
for many miles RAINS best down. % de-
scribed, in buckstfuls Just where the steel
rails are. tut only In csrcss few rniles in
tiaH,eter. ROCHESTER refnorrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

sI had On opportunity once, said Johnston
Beggs 70 . Sc Louis reporter recently, ito
6nd cat how hard it was to convict legis-
lstor OF bribe taking, or another man Of
bribe giving. / was foreman OF a grand jury
three years ago which was investigating re-
ports that n railroad bill had passed the house
of delegates By bribery. We had q large
number OF witnesses before Us, and when we
got through with our work every man Of US
was firmly convinced tha. at least twelve OF
these delegates had taxen nribes But we
didn't indict n single one OF them, because we
knsv that petit jury would not convict on
the evidence We had. The delegates and the
corporation agents who did the bribiny man
aged tAsir tralsaosions so cunninSly that all
the evidence We could obtain was purely cir
cumstantsal, as long as the bri6ers and the
legislators kept thsH ras1ths SHUT.
We found shat Ia all the ca.ss Of bribery
the negotiations were conducted m the same
way First the man who was managing tae
bill got a lobbyist and ir1timassd 10 him that
he wanted the delegates vote. The lobbyist
made his own bargain with the legislator, and
on certain day. a. = certain hour, both
would be seated together in a private Office
with two entrances. When peculiar knock
sounds 81 on tns door the two would leave the
room and 20 into the other. The railroad
man entered, put bundle OF money in the
pocket of a coat hanging on the wall, gave a
signal rap on the tsbis and went out. The
lobbyist and legislator returned, goa the
money and made their divide. The legislator
and the railroad man hadnt seen each other
and possibly never knew each other by sgnt,
bat the delegate had his money and tho other
had the vote be wanted or course, any del
sgats nixed mp IN this sort Of a transaction
would - convicted of bribs taxing in any
honest mans mind, but an inclien: Ike this
couldn't bs conclusive evidence against . leg
islsssr in a court, and that Is why our grand
Jury didn't give the pubiic then big scam
daJ r-Cslcago Times
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

sseue hav. b~ea saksn ia nesrly al Euro-
Tasn countries 70 establish military coTnr8u-
nics'iou 5v means of csrzisr pigeons N tire
81 vsr Eagisz5. Trarce. Germany. Be-
GUM snd italY have definitely orEAzszsd
military csrrser pigeon services, and some
have FubSia zs1 TIRE rElvste traininE estah-
lishraezss vss re rizht 70 use 70. piEsoas IL
-sr
his naethe-3 81 conlzasniesissg oTir5tsse1
fa Cains- O. e. lesrt. ia the sess. So = -sf
r,cst hssl7 Is use ~ the snessst Arsbisns
WfHsu K ors.ce ard Napoleon ] I'D
tbsss noesses Fsrs curing tsei7 wsrx. huf ths
srsstes3 sere5ce vse thst rrrSsr--s - 1870 -
tzesa fsrs ss6 TosTs s-Pubiic SeTTios Pc
riez
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
AN AUGUST TWILIGHT.

No~ Sksie tie esssinx - isss sbexe las Rrou14
klss kkalllasr kisk sal sPfs2d x-lh sel1 -
grezse
kev sssa'ssity tlas srli s<sl staA.s aroaEd
lktsies<s al a. - s~esk x0nf a. $500
o2s ~Azs ss4r shsks BESIDE sas eslls fAee1
slsaD
Ass sas aIoss shs s-s sf s6sslg Erss
v Nisesa tes ~ss<, wetet sse'slv sSslseins sooE
SEeas iike sssNk n lhs c.ss-s tasrs - cas.
Ana Is - less ~ iAass csc pHEsiengls sirs
fess fertn P-ssisasss ssEE - sad aac ava q
flesa tss ss~g erhks 1hs leaves "a
s&axsf
" - s@s fs<E.t poiHins slss TIA. nniY eeat
ADe ao not siso vaae ssa.t szs des oesp tay
Goes 81 $50 ha.Ss scross tAo a.. a. essy
- liaGsaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Tnis IS : ssiT Old aphorlsui. dating tafk over
200 years n or1szh Is attributed - FrsBcl =
Northern Mesaoi7x -r1tf-n in the yesr
i65S These ursfsoiTs however. we're Mt
Trintei unfsl ls's sns twenty-five ye<gS 49,
fore THE srp4xsses 81 said pui5icstioz fff7z
TIE i8sa VS. erpressed IN Wychsrivs Love
IN Woos, AT bl. sasas . George Tsrco-
hsr also rnskes usa ~ it in MS - -iu Rivals. 4"
sct /. tro5uce<l % 1875
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

II -ever hefo-s sd - many betrof bel
rin-s n ny ffe a. have this seas1a.r 81
jsTeler tke ether dav so many dis-sStefll
thin-s have rsce1tIr been sid shout Cupid
sri have sctusiT beard it rssaaTkei that
many ~ - Loalzviis girls were sos 81
triE .yi1g the.- wsrss 80 market. TseTsfcTe
7 sssn 50 Adwieshis - isf TIE u15ii- lzfo~
this Eoo8 piece = Esws / vii tel yoI
snoth7T thi1S Ehich perhaps T5s have n7e
Observed. Did yeu svsT krow js~sisr who
ha5 ben sry lenx-h r tlrss 81 TIE husin=ss
s1d 49, ~ rseEriedf Their rost p~eftsfie
Business ecrssx frora ~s3sirxs svs1 fhsy have
- - sa exar-ps fcT ofts~s vou kn7~ r.
jr-sier Frssefss coaB8tisi hiis~ - 81 hss 81
sreistes, aaa - 6css - f2ii - exert cor
sslsrs1le inz3isl-s ~ .6.al ier Journal
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

There IS = rsrr,srkaele bodv n go - =
A1ssNs rrs n rhF fronting the oceau
slH is go ea 30 fee Fide prscticsilT mex
E,arsfsrie IN hofv. r IL a rich ausrtz Sea-
SIR Jones. 81 Nevada. has ff5h lnlsr>-t -
80 -aine. rrei~e8 s-@ nan who discovered
n ,7~as sl,cshsr ifrs &C hlcarc Fs-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Il is sSssreei fast 7horoas Carnpsel T.a-
g}arlge 80 lins Tls distance ler..is CD.
-fseftrs5e1ss r. fhs view The ori ginsl irItef-
rretati 1n frfca nfess '(5roprsf BiI1- sher~s
tbzt ths clsstga a plagiarism rsnpesi - sgss-
"a rsa1
~ ror e1rnrnit. erff snd far.
(1a6 s. celg-e - TIE aif
fThio. - thczs sisr i1yfner neav
Bs-r-n. fy-~r s1a Tastxf srr~s~.
Fl 80 tread fae ss11e co@rss ~s-
Ia trsaeaL ssai. q s.sf5. F asF
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The foilovjnr are tbs dimensions 4 NJ.
Goulis water gsiscs OTer e. i-nFfh. 20
feet 3 inches. aater hire p feai . inclIss,
draft. - fsss isesss. Cra1ap d S<zi. Fliis-
.slr-t.ls k.--lLs e..
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

a Geruzp paper ssrs fh4s tnfTs - 80
fes4ss anT gvesd n,sisEz if1zEssF ~ lje-
rras~us Ttxf -rs efcs tr<rR as -
rve-s t~sfe > a5w eerreisa ~sts c1nTsff-
~ fes sss.ies - 90 81 srss risfeE - - +
rar~ irea iDts asxEs-s szd sa.sap ~ e-.lszr<
- - ssliagex srss firzn rs hsrs aisEs 80
i-sris 10 aslt5e< ena 3ee1-f-e1 IN 9 .snl1I
ss7is. SO psIt spon the -zsrsst ~ ves1r,hf
n Araoizn sse Dssnascss srlziL- New sTs
<r-itran~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Tsa p>cria n S~itzsrisss- 81 voes ~
s. r2f e, ~ -. hsv- srrr7vss = lazT v-hich
9ires the government ras sole rizat g mar O.
faetars sss 81 sIy.sstsOus hsscrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

sun.s.s lhtf .Hr iesrf harmful fntfhss f
-, -iug 4s tle a.. 81 .esn pre- ta IA
i-a-oo-a pip thai has NOT soe r -
tEe Ire haFuif a.ner of af.rt ..,rs e
4 e,n 70 iayif~ s.s7fssd ,-faat n.l-. i. = q
rc1.ii4s - ftsi Won afe oonrsa i.iio~
'19re ~ lsrs ~ 4 in;o fas srs.e,I Tf. ,.ssr
would ooias nexl ln fsrer Cf rrr.se. 80
stFesgef T,Ft % fke l,rrs fs.af.-f ftrrf =
il 4. and IT, SDoI- ricesirs tos have 80
grs,scr q ihs cnaHcs - irfnrirr re4f 9rs.
iena. Tho chisf csastftuenss - tfbseoa
t1isks sre wster. csfsosi- ne5e. csibcnic or
ids n stst> ~ Ras s.r, ricoins
When y rDsn suoies 30 nsqh sfs sxoeas
ldcSscet rsdre-s srs 5tf1tstson ~ - sionr-
arb, sRd use rsssirsss se.r.t.e srfcruiaflz
and oa-s net rfosucs tks - Anscsst o. ga
frtc cui1 Bse~v, digestion - intlffsf-1
vita That is toe nrst phsss hfier r. wis
The stomach gets iute sVrb . cend ifioD thai "a
toisrstes tkis stats sf szisssiscs. ~ sist fhsfe
D. not tho ssrss nSusss y7cdVcec o. On cd
sracksr tsnt ve fnd IN a opss-sT susskar
v Nnetoss ssDeting is gOvd fsf rsn 10
Js1as - 10 osEfs.r1tisn a. ret tissnx
tssf ss1ffss D. ,vsr fesiiy beasfeiai Tor
s@rrous ~ Thss. sesir. mo. b .is-r8ss 90
kew nsoe DsT smoz~s axe wen re
ffDnErs 1te0e sre certain sfen -ro. ~hss
10y sFs tfss. vtsn tksir sstvous s-~t..r res
ben c71 tos Ersat <srtir. vii sFnsss ss.4 ~
tvo csasrs. taes ~ih b.seus axiss 1ss
rervesr sasB sb,ruld not srnt.ss a. al ptlar-
rla.sf psra5nf ~snis 10 lsatf iiais. 90 -
tarsosd.-w. n Busss. ~ =. in lie
E.Eoch
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Fssz.rnsglteTies SO sbozn in AZ eoior7 -
raa5rh ri ts4e fasfio1Hbis esssdas 5. voolsa
fstrfes svd ccrns ~ gsilscT's. s~I. aiso 10 sey,
a~11e gsrnfsare for skirt sns wsist
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

T. 80 Eive 5ar = ki1ten feT . piav.zste.
Evs hiaa psrpv- Bay ard kiltss I'd gTar
~ lsto a no Yco15ls sr3 esx Boy sn5
poppT ~ gro- ap i-sto = yopag nsa szs
Sax-Fcr>s s.A Stream
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ar Englisf wr..tr ohsarvf. filst ftt -fn-e
81 hearing in s11es S.fss ,eessf 81 ~o-1er,rl
rs1 eteTi ia1insii- rz tisst si rsnel in srr'.
= akrllsk kss hes1 asea . Eft-u f. ~cf "a.
suf YER sviaeu4iy a. lsess s,eaI 80 t9easa
tlsniu t~o yaFds ~ ucxT iawn re.e
vhile rysiut sTgs-1r - - stis - algsirg, 20
b, vefoss e. sAsr crp ofrgfirK rss rf'f
frru. ruushsg - cthars a1e ~ . gre-st
tapes q % TuRgvrtst stsf s'sen rr-s. ss'
esse tre sisxelaai7s fssre<tiea ~ "a -.te-- -
- seassr ~ her thns acre kesn1ese - = O.
tenca- rsreicT
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

A bartender paintively bevsilet ERE ne
rvSsitv II having - rub congsaled crops {
ssiokv b-er n he bar. Bat \ ! iet thefn -
rlain slia be, in tie tone ~ ore ssssing
compassion. srney rot she wood-
eTsev ret ths wrod. 10 shevF fercel7 r.
pessec hsar elbe<r -faen whse IN ths
naue ~ ~ornHien sense aoes hs-r do . nay
srvnashr
Rarl'ei tec rianirvistor cf frinss. " is
heYond re -o rsii of -n@ tainr [ am con-
fienr. ard tasr "a riats stomach IS made of
esst ron. tartsr how ceui he Withstand
tke d1sis - p-slrs iut1 itf Ls- rle show v5n
sonicthing' r. acsd rieos q raw nleas
CT the ccentrr. AID diorpsl npon 81 a small
measure 81 EN- .nlncr-at ginger ale Tn fve
minutes TIA uiea- tai r0rf-i .nrs utTe pieces
- tlesrgb hackei tv a luA knife -fai.alei-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

II have = vsrr .l-s dsa sid r. cii
-rsnk vino is ivars ravirg atcsit stre-r 90
sfr-ic.icns @Asi- IS perfectly evident t,iss
the -trress val ranriure - 30 sern np for
cant,rrv st iesst. rr1pcse rc make the rr--
cess sssv tT arranElng tae strsecs cii rev
rlar Irsfsad ~ ~chh.sSseros cr blocSs T
wonld have she <trrets covered wI.h iargs
sriixes. ts.a uitah of tbe street. snd shsut
effv fees lonE. Taen 3 Ni.l euIF se Necessary
q, hoiss ue enc or nsrre bridges. sv fae g7s cr
water rsne cr frs-Ft ssrss r0rs rires n ne
-cnduits s1d cisa irrn - nrlfiEes sEst1 ~
shs trfzi - tae w~ist of ccurse sen unlsr-
Stnr.i f1ss .ss sneets srr ta ae eEcsvate'i o.
urstn 80 hllSges tr'Tn curb te cur3 a.
sruth q sen fee1 Clam tba- fais r.sn W
.ars tire &sld racney. sltscHza e VIZ ssc1
- csnsEactsrs gsa. = T :. s.siQasa Cs-1
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Refsrnei travellers frrra couafrv ard 80
SIDE hctsls sneas ~ re lov shoeS psrn -
tie ladla< this summer Ths isd5ss also spaak
ef cbens TIE larss uoult s7fa@- srd rao
rss - t5e t-e-7 bs1 the esar A In thls ~sr
lsnrad Ard nsuras lsrriress resulted S11--
of the 6asss. as~sver cer8r sla tsse tzeT
cracked useir nes~lIy stzreaed walstcoss1s ia
stopping sovn e. gal isE.gg - toe ffisky
- Xsrk Saz-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

g r. MARSHALL j. CO.,
~ HARDWARE MERCHANTS
139 MEETING STREET, Charleston, S. c.
Sole Agents For
ST5RKE'S DIXIE PLOUGES,
WATT PLOUGHS,
AVERY Il SONS PLOUGHS
DOW LAW COTTON PLANTER
AND GUANO DISgBIBETORs
Iron Age Earrows and Coltiyators, Rofssa
Plough Stock, W..shaHrne i Moem's
Galvanized Fence Wire, Cham
llon Mowers ard kaapers.
AND
wATSON'S TUGpENTINE TOOLS
Manufactured in Fayetteville. N. C. Every
Tool absolutely warranted aud
il broken vii! ts =.
rcpaced.
Also Dealers In
GENERAL HARDWARE,
AGRICULTURAL STEE
Hoop Ironr Horse and ,Lnle Shoear "
and Tiuware. Cooper$ tools, MneG
Tools, Cutlery, Cans and SposA-
ing Articles.
Prices made on application.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

5Irs. EugAnia P. Pipkin, wife Of
Mr.. D. J. Pipk:n, of williamsburg
County, and the sister of Our towns
g,an, Nic. J. z. Scott, died on tie 25th
OF December u!t., of consumption, af-
ter long i.,uess Of patient suffering.
announcing this lameatable death:
the County Record says:
She was most excellent lad. and
while in health, 81 energetic AID use
ful member OF society, actively using
her accomplishments for the religious
and educational Improvement of the
human family. Left widow by the
death OF her first husband, with tive
small children, delicate and frail as
she was, she turned her attention tc
teaching and reared her children, 8
son and daughter, who are now near,
" grown. She has left her good
works as an example to the living
An afectiona:e husband, her children
and numerous relatives and friends.
lament ber death, but with az assur-
ance that she is at rest.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

The commissioners have on hand
as per the Ireasurers report $4,l9o
so including licenses and lines. lhls
amount is to be e;,sbucsed III The pay
ment Of the Indebtedness contracted
during the last fiscal year.
There are also several sums report
ed to pay the bonded debt and def
ciencies OF previous fiscal years
These amounts viii, however, not be
paid till after the full collection of the
taxes, and report OF the same. Ihe
amoant above stated is OF the taxes
collected 70 the 18th Of December
These sums are being Low discussed
IN liquidation OF preferred clailns.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

Gen. E. ". Noise, of Sumter, was
in town Monday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

cATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh'S Catarrh Kennedy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

At s. meeting of the Town Council
last Friday evening, the whiskey Il
cense was thus handled: Whenever
there is only one Bar the keeper there
Of is taxed Sl,50G; VIXEN more tnai'
one the license tax is $3.50. The or
(: nee 70 this effect was passed to
60 into operation the 1st OF January
1857. AIr. Wolkowiskie, the keeper
OF the only whiskey; saloon IN Mn
ming, On learning the action OF the
Council, promptly made bis appear
ance and informed them that Ills bu-
siness wonld not bear such a heavy
tax, and that he would have to close
Cd shop. TIE Courcil reniainins
firm, Saturday morning the lst OF
January 1887 found tie Town with
oat bar room.
aIr. Wolkoviskie complains bitterly
against the action Of tie Town Coun
I'll. he says Chat having no int:a'a.
ton that tue license was to be raised
20 such an eXnorOltaNV SUN Iua'
would force him to close his business:
On the 1st OF January, De had a iarg-
er stock on hand than usual, which
can only be gotten rid OF ct an im,
mense sacrifice. He says the license
imposed is fabulous ard unheard Of
And again that conditional license
is something most extraordinary.
The Town Council met again Mon
day evening. The following license
compromise was agreed to: For only
one Bar s1,200 instead OF $500;
when two licenses are granted $Io0
each; and wnere there are three OF
more licenses st $3.50 each.
MIR. Wolkoviskie was satisfied VITA
tLis and proceeded to open his doors.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

No tiouGt the Fair this season will bt
| NOR" Success:r, than any III the past
Extensive preparations are being made
on a large scale 10 entertain the visitors
who expect to attend the Far.
In addition to the above attraction ! VII
.,e pleasure in entertaining visitors ut the
Emporium nt fashion. with an exhibition
ri fashionable clothing for men ani boys.
Inc display ot mems garments are ::sis:i-
c;tiiy arranged so ~ to si2e tlre riS!;'i' the
opportunity Of finding Tie style Sar::!ent he
mar need without looA:ng over the Whole
stock. On entering the :aaninoth cs.,h-
!ishment, TO yo;;r right ron will find a hand.
some line of Gents Furnishing Goods; this
department consists nt shirts. lanndr!ed and
unlinn dried. Of every description, halt
nose in plalE aDG, fancy. collars, c;liis, gloTes,
h4nGkerclets. saSpeaders. and IN elegant
Inc Of gents n2c!i-year.
To your left is the E.t department, where
vou will find al the latest styles and shapes
Of soft and s;i:f hats, awaiting your inspect
ION: also a beautiful line of silk umbrellas,
Wit. gold ana silver handles.
Then in Tie center of this large store yoa
will find the counters loaded with choice
suits tcr men ana youths, OF every style,
;atteri, and quality ct goods:
Near the center YOU come 10 the cntaway
suits in whip cord. cork screw, chevio:s aad
!ancy casS!NiereS.
Then still moving on you come to the
connterS filed with double breasted frock
coats and vests After passing this stock
You are lead into the Eovs department,
wl:ci. is entirely separate from the other
department This stock of boys and child
ren's clothing is rot surpassed by any in
the city OF State The display far exceeds
,ny OF my past e4n2cavors IL making this at
traction Tor the boys and their mothers
The styles and textures Of these goods can
not be found elsewhere il the city. Those
who have visited this department are more
Shan pleased with the stock. Just opposite
70 the boys department you will find a line
Of gents fine shoes, whicl. can be had in
any style or shnne that you may need. l
keep none but the leading makes in this
stock. Remember you can find them in all
grades. Those who want fine shoes Will
call here.
Respectfully,
81. l.. KINAED,
Oct6 Columbia. $. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

IEANS VE SN DIV LtAA w
One Year, III Advance 81 80. Or S2.Oo at
the Expiration of Six Months.
Advertisements Square, first IN
ser.ion. Sl.UO
Each subsequent insertion. Sec.
@r Contract Advertising at reduce"
rates.
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The coolest weather experienced
thus fsr this winter, visited Us last
Sunday. Church goers woke up to
fined everything frozen hard, and a
regular blizzard blowing direct from
the north. The consequence was that
but few ventured out, and small con-
crecations wera at both the Presb,v-
terian and Methodist churches. The
cold lasted through Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday, and as we so to press, the
cold is-verv cold-Jelu.
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For the purpose OF inspection tie
County has been divided into Town.
ships between tue County Comuns-
sioners as follows:
Mir. e. C. EaYton: Brewinston, St
James, Nit. Iion, Manning, and har-
mony Townships. -.,,
Sir. /. j. Cole: Plowdens Mill,
Midway, New Zion, Sandy Grove,
Douglas, and Motts townships.
Nh. a. Mouitrie Brallsford: Fulton,
Calvary, Friendship, st. Pauls, Sam
my Swamp, and ST. Marks.
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Tin Counter.
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and I guarantee satisfaction.
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and Agent NEWS AND COURIER Sos'
Clarendon County.
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The subscription price to this pa
per for all ministers OF the Gospel re-
siding in Clarendon County is one
dollar q year
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SUM5sEHToN, $. C.. Jan. 3, lSe


"Under tue Lau.els," was re-per-
formed on last Thursday night at the
Academy. Owing to the very bad
weather on that evening, q small au-
dience attended. The actors perform
ed as we'll as any amateur troupe that
we have ever seen. The proceeds, II
all, about $40. On the same evening
the young men Of the company furn-
ished an elegant supper FOR tie Troupe
at the residence Of Mr. n. ". Rich
burg. This was hugely" enjoyed by
Friday" and e few other invited
guests.
DR.. \. j. Briggs and aIr: and Mrs.
J. Rutledge Henderson, spent Christ
mas at Major Briggs. DR.. 3. Rut-
ledge speut Christmas with his broth
er, Mr. J. D. Rutledge.
On last Moadav evening, the follow
ins officers, who had been duly elect
ed, we're Installed to govern the Ma
sonic year;
Bro. 5. r. Cole, ". VI,
g J. S. Tennant, S. ".
&c A. J. Richbourg, J. ".
/" G. ". Dingle, Treasurer.
+" T.. a. Way, Secretary.
" J. {. Lanham, S. D.
" R. T. Turner, J. D.
r. R. Briggs, and H. S. Low
Ger, Stewards.
Bro. B. Il. Bryan, Tier.
Afte: ahe installation, the M=sons
had grand supper. which command
ed attention by every Mason present.
FRIDAY.
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Mr.. Geo. Just Brown, formerly o.
The Enterprise, has accepted posi-
lion in the TINES Office.
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The pGLICE G-aZETTE will be mailed,
securely wrapped, 10 any address in he
United States for three months % receipt Of
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal discount allowed TO pestmasseEs-
agents and clubs. Sample copies nailed
free. Address all orders to
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GROUP, WEOOpyNG COUGH and Trrn-
cb:.::s immediately relieved by si.-.on $
Cure.
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Rev. q. NJ. Mood, preached the
6rst sermon of his pastorate, II the
AJetbodist Church SUNDAY.